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RESEARCH MANAGEMENT CAREERS
SAVITA AYYARJAQUARANDA TREE
APRIL 2019
THE WORLD OF RESEARCH
For researchers: juggling time between research and other priorities
RESEARCH AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT
RESEARCH ETHICSACADEMIC PROGRAMS
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
INNOVATION MANAGEMENT
POLICY
GRANT MANAGEMENT- PREAWARD
GRANT MANAGEMENT- POSTAWARD
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS
Funding agencies
Publishing houses
International activities
MY CAREER PATH: THE JOY OF SCIENCE
Bachelors in Biochemistry, Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi
Masters in Biotechnology, AIIMS, New Delhi
PhD in Developmental Biology, Downing College, University of Cambridge
Postdoctoral research, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge
MY CAREER PATH: WORKING AT THE WELLCOME TRUST, LONDON
Decisions: • My science versus facilitating someone else’s
science• New learning• Impact
Steps: • Good background in science• Grasping the importance of research funding• Some administrative experience
https://indiabioscience.org/columns/indian-scenario/exploring-alternative-careers-in-science-a-personal-account
MY CAREER PATH: WORKING AT THE WELLCOME TRUST, LONDON
Responsibilities: • Grant management• Committees• Researcher engagement• Team working• Stakeholder relations
Typical work day: • Some planned activities• Some unplanned opportunities• Deadlines, pressures
Like: • Seeing good science funded
Dislike: • Conveying bad news
MY CAREER PATH: WORKING AT THE BANGALORE LIFE SCIENCE CLUSTER
Decisions: • Working at a funding agency versus offering
institutional support• Building from ground up
Steps: • Good background in science• Grasping the importance of research funding• Strong administrative training at WT
MY CAREER PATH: WORKING AT THE BANGALORE LIFE SCIENCE CLUSTER
Responsibilities: • Grant management• Committees• Researcher engagement• Team working and team building• Stakeholder relations
Typical work day: • Some planned activities• Some unplanned opportunities• Deadlines, pressures
Like: • Seeing good science funded
Dislike: • Conveying bad news
RESEARCH MANAGEMENT: STAKEHOLDERS
Scientific leadershipResearchers
Early career researchersFacility managers Research Managers and Administrators (RMAs) External organizations
RESEARCH MANAGEMENT- TRAINING
https://indiabioscience.org/events/workshop-for-women-in-science-administration-and-management
https://www.asci.org.in/index.php/uncategorised/225-science-administration-research-management-2018
LEARN CONSTANTLY AND STEP OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE!!!
“It’s OK to say “I don’t know”. The pleasure is in finding things out.”
Prof Richard Feynman
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